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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1932
Page
4
A Bible Thought reflecting Exodus 19 obedience to God’s voice and covenant promises. It frames Israel as a peculiar treasure and a kingdom of priests, dedicating the nation to divine service and holiness.
The piece discusses the Lindbergh baby case as a national sensation and argues for stronger governance to ensure safety at home and abroad. It compares Mussolini's actions in Italy and urges Americans to study needed reforms to create a government as capable as any in the world.
The record shows ten thousand murders yearly in the United States with few convictions. Bank robberies and store robberies are widespread. kidnapping has grown as a profession and graft is common in municipalities. The speaker urges that this kidnapping case may spark needed reform.
A reflective piece by Sidney Smith contrasting life paths. It ponders those sheltered in ease and others who endure hardship and adversity, walking through storms and pain with resilience.
The note recalls that there was no federal liquor tax before the Civil War and Lincoln opposed taxing liquor for war funding. It says he warned against perpetuating the liquor traffic and later aimed to repeal such a document. It also notes liquor interests grew powerful and the burden exceeded revenue.
A collection of witty quotes and anecdotes notes March and spring pleasures. It mentions Tommy Ryan the former middleweight champion at eighty three lifting 200 pounds one handed and recalls a family reunion remark about ten children. A humorous line about marriage follows.
A March 7 fire in Denison destroyed eight business houses and several offices on the Laub block, with damage estimated at 150000. Overheated stove believed to start the blaze, aided by a north wind and freezing temperatures. Fire units from Carroll and nearby towns assisted, but containment failed as the block burned.
Washington high school overcame Sigourney 24-20 to capture the Class A championship at Keota and earn a spot in the district tournament at Ottumwa. Kalona took the Class B title by defeating Sharon 30-26.
A motorist tells police his wife fell asleep in the back seat, prompting questions about how the crash occurred. The exchange frames the investigation as officers seek details on the incident and its cause.
A compact guide highlights common errors and mispronunciations such as use of than instead of except and omitting other. It also defines munificent as generous and gives examples for improved vocabulary through daily practice.
An enterprising New York City landlord rents a single room to three destitute families. He marks the floor with chalk into three equal sections and asks for the first month’s rent. The head of family No. 1 reports a troubling day, saying a Scotchman in the corner tried to take in a couple of roomers. The note ends with a morning calisthenics breathing exercise.
A teacher asks what a parking space is and a pupil responds with a humorous definition about leaving a car and returning to find damage. The fragment then shifts to a playful dialogue about downstairs water, a night shirt, a pitcher, and a quirky mishearing of a name and hens through domestic banter.
A reader laments recurring cases of abandoned, starving puppies and urges humane treatment and stronger laws. The letter recalls two rich men, one honest and one fraudulent, and ends with a student quip about late workers and geraniums.
Rev. Ogleton of Minneapolis presided over the A M E district quarterly services at the church. He preached in the morning and assisted Rev. Spears at communion for about fifteen. An afternoon sermon by Rev. Witzigman with Rev. Fulton as helper followed a close service and both gatherings pleased the congregation.
A. J. Franzen advertises the New Model General Electric Refrigerators and plans to attend the GE Sales Meeting in Des Moines next Monday March 14. The event is one of several GE meetings nationwide this month to unveil air conditioning in refrigeration and discuss sales plans and policies.
Wilson S Huston born April 5 1844 at Cross Roads Pa died at his Columbus Junction home after a short illness Funeral services were held at his home with Rev Norris C Dickey pastor of the Presbyterian Church Burial was in Columbus City cemetery He came from Ohio in 1866 and lived on a local farm His wife had died earlier Surviving children include four daughters Mrs Sprague Cedar Rapids Mrs Brookin Mrs James Robertson and Miss Margaret Huston and a son Clark Huston all of Columbus Junction Also several grandchildren and great grandchildren He was a charter member and longtime elder of the local Presbyterian Church.
President Hoover urges a national, nonpartisan program to mobilize resources and people against hoarding money. He notes idle funds harm credit and wages, citing nearly 1.5 billion dollars hidden in the economy, and calls for intelligent faith in citizens and enterprise to win the fight for national security.
The falcon, golden eagle, parrot and raven are cited as among birds believed to reach WK years or longer, indicating their exceptional lifespans. The text notes these species as examples in a discussion of avian longevity.
The page lists Class B matchups including Alta bye Cherokee Holstein Hawarden Central of Sioux City Blenco bye Bronson Soldier Toyden bye Marcus Sulphur Springs with several teams on byes and upcoming quien matchups in a regional schedule.
Miss Nellie Anderson visits from Feb 26 to 27 with aunt Mrs Ola Jacobs in Washington. Families including Simmerings Kepharts and Andersons attend gatherings at various homes near Brightown and Washington. Local moves, visits, and a sick member Mrs Silas Caldwell noted. Pleasant Hills Ladies Aid meets with eight members.
The Gate of Victory at Fatehpur Sikri is regarded as India s most important portal. It stands 180 feet tall atop a long flight of steps emphasizing its monumental ascent and historical prominence.
Adlerika reaches the upper bowel washing out poisons that cause stomach trouble One dose stops gas bloating Sherman Uros Drugists.
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